Chanelling Coco Chanel: Three Business Lessons Learned From The Fashion Empress

Famous for her iconic little black dress (LBD), monogrammed handbag and Chanel No. 5 perfume, Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel has often been hailed as a woman ahead of her time. Through her daring and innovative designs, she brought women in the early 20th century freedom through fashion, in what was predominantly a man’s world at that time. Beneath all the glitz and glamour of her namesake brand lay an ambitious young woman with a fierce entrepreneurial spirit that remained indestructible in the face of many difficult circumstances.

Expert Series: Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained! - Marc Ronez

Have you already thought about striking out on your own and starting your own business? If yes, the title of this article may speak strongly to you as it encapsulates one of the key principles of entrepreneurship. And if you haven’t caught the entrepreneurial “bug” yet. it is quite likely that at some point in your life you will!

Drink And Go Green

Olivia Choong, 30 is the founder of Green Drinks Singapore, an organisation that holds monthly public meetings to get Singaporeans to discover and discuss sustainable ways of living. The freelance copywriter shares with Nanz Inc how every girl can work, dream and be green, every day. By: Melanie Lee

Writing As Therapy: Suchen Christine Lim

Writing is not just for the “arty”, it is also a great way to develop self-awareness and appreciation for the life you have and the world around you. Singaporean novelist Suchen Christine Lim, winner of the first Singapore Literature Prize in 1992 with her book, Fistful of Colours, shares her insights into the healing power of writing with Nanz Inc readers.